@LyndseyEdging out the top of my pile is ‘How to Get Rich’ by Felix Dennis. Ironically titled because the book was written as a thesis on why you shouldn’t get rich! Surprisingly, it had the opposite effect and secretly became an underground best-seller. Felix talks about everyt
@CryptoWizBingX vs. BYDFi Comparison: Which Exchange Is Better for Casual Traders? My Verdict I started on BingX like many others—solid, recommended, and functional. But the whispers about BYDFi kept coming. Was it really better? I tested it myself, and the switch was a no-brainer. Here’s
@LyndseyAnd what advice would you tell someone wanting to follow your path?
@LyndseySome currencies are worth more than others. Some countries, better investment opportunities. Some locations have better quality of life. Some government offer better tax incentives. 🇦🇺 Which one is for you If you could build wealth in any country which one would it be a
@devise@LyndseyFor those who don’t know, in Australia an employee must make a mandatory contribution of 11% of your salary into a managed retirement fund, it’s non-negotiable. The short of it: You cannot access those funds until you’re 60, to increase compounding returns Tax breaks exist f
Most are on their phone alot - and while you are one thing to implement is credit monitoring - knowing your credit score and watching it as if it was the stock market or your bank account is as important - it can cost you or gain your thousands of dollars instantly in interest
@meiggsSimple hacks that can make your day better - from health to wealth and everything in between........ stay tunes
@LyndseyOnce you understand what these golden pixels really do to your mind… You’ll question everything you buy online. Read the full post here: https://x.com/LyndseyFisk/status/1920522169966342626?s=20
@LyndseyI'm@Lyndsey, I’m fascinated by the storing of value and trade of it. Welcome to the Money community.
@LyndseyAs far as we know this is the oldest coin in history. Around 600 BCE, in Lydia (modern Turkey), a group of traders did something new: they stopped weighing metal and started trusting a stamp. The first coins weren’t gold. They were electrum, a messy mix of gold–silver allo
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